UMR 5182

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Functional Materials and Photonics

An Interdisciplinary Project

We aim to bring together multidisciplinary expertise involving Molecular Chemistry, Materials Science and Photonic to develop innovative systems based on (nano)functional materials. Interest is important in application areas relating to health care, energy, communications, environment and textiles.

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Four teams: Team 1: Chemistry for Optics

The main activity of the team Chemistry for Optics is the design of molecular systems finding applications under light irradiation using linear or nonlinear optical processes. Read more; Team 2: Functional Materials

The group is involved in the synthesis of molecular precursors of materials, in the preparation of materials of various shapes using colloidal chemistry and soft-chemistry routes, in the design of plasmonic structures using (...) Read more; Team 3: Surface Engineering and Reactivity

Read more; Team 4: Photonics and Biophotonics

The main fields of interest are two-photon induced 3D microfabrication, new high-resolution 3D-printing technologies, two-photon excitation spectroscopy of organic molecules and solid-state organics… Read more

Three Main Research Themes: Biophotonics

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Functional Materials and Photonics

An Interdisciplinary Project

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